Local business travelers list from Sedalia and beyond
A string of visitors and travelers return to their homes or continue trips after meetings in Sedalia. J L Guerrant goes to Sweet Springs on business while W S Klien from Kansas City heads home after a Sedalia trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
J. L. Guerrant
Sweet Springs
W.S. Klien
Kansas City
Sedalia
T. D. Homan
M. F. Homan
Smithton
W. P. Burnet
Plow Candy Company
St. Louis
J. C. Dixon
Stevenson Printing Company
W. D. Ross
Otterville
G. C. Leffler
Lamb
County
Boonville
O. P. Smith
Peet Bros
A. L. Eisner
T. W. Phillips
Hughesville
Marshall
Pettis County
Hotel owner and clerk arraigned in murder case
In Chicago Fred Smith proprietor of the Lincoln hotel and Night Clerk Weber were arraigned on charges of being accessory to murder before the fact after fourteen people suffocated in a fire. The cases were continued to December 15 as officials push a campaign against tall buildings lacking proper fire escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Fred Smith
Lincoln
Weber
Suit for Divorce Filed in Circuit Court
Emilevy Williams sues Charles Williams in a circuit court divorce action. Attorney Shortridge represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Emilevy Williams
Charles Williams
Shortridge
Sedalia Mourns Dr. Edwin C. Evans Pioneer Physician
Obituary notes the death of Dr. Edwin C. Evans at his East Broadway home after illness of pleurisy. Born 1828 in Washington DC, he practiced medicine in Otterville Boonville and Sedalia, served as mayor in 1880, and was a Mason. Surviving five children include CC Evans Ed J Evans Mrs Williams and Mrs Allen and son Thomas. Funeral moved to Sunday at Broadway Presbyterian Church due to Las Vegas son’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Evans
East Broadway
Sedalia
Evans
Drr. Evans
Washington
D. C
Thomas Evans
Missouri
Cooper County
Otterville
St. Louis Medical College
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Joplin
CC. C. Evans
Ed J. Evans
W. M. Williams
Boonville
H. H. Allen
Kansas City
St. Louis College
W. H. Evans
Iie
Thomas
Las Vegas
N. M
Broadway Presbyterian Church
E. W. Clippinger
Masonic Lodge
Wanted girl for general housework by Mrs Offield
Help sought for reliable young woman to do general housework for Mrs J M Offield at 522 West Seventh Street. Also note advertisement for a large jewelry auction at 213 Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Offield
West Seventh St
Remmeber
Ohio Street
Formal reception at Fulkerson home honors guests in Warrensburg and Mexico
About 150 guests attended an informal reception hosted by Mesdames F M Fulkerson and J H Rodes at West Sixth Street. Honorees included Mesdames Jesse of Mexico Missouri HL Clarke and Gus Cress of Warrensburg. Decor featured German oak leaves carnations ferns and palms. Refreshments included creamed oysters on crackers and coffee with wafers. A large list of local ladies assisted with serving and welcoming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulkerson
West Sixth Street
Mesdames F. M. Fulkerson
J. H. Rodes
Mesdames Jesse
Mexico
HL. Clarke
Gus Cress
Warrensburg
Mises May Hawkins
Stoxie Temple
Edna Crenshaw
Edna Morris
Mesdames
F. Yancey
Tlugh Muir
Georgia Sturgis
Florence Poteet
Ewing Fulkerson
Thula Rodes
Vivian Hansberger
Opal Hoffman
Charles Andler
Ed Hurley
Julia Hopkins
May Jaynes
Vic Jones
Mint Johns
Farley
Felix Kahn
Sylvan Kahn
Arthur Kahn
Jane Wilson
Lelia Kidd
A. Snow
J. A. Lamey
Lesson
W. A.latimer
Lawson George Longan
George Mackey
W. B. Mackey
John C. McLaughlin
Harvey McGugin
John Menefee, Jr
T. P. McCluney
F. Meriwether
Chas. E. Messerly
Frank Monroe
John Montgomery
Lee Montgomery
Morris
Hugh Muir
George Miller
Oscar Ott
Pfaff
MecKinzie
EH. Murray
Poffenbach
Wim. Powell
Harry Pratt
Querry
Charles Rockwell
C. B. Rodes
J.S. Rodgers
Harry Servant
W. A
Frost Waddell
J. A. Ware
Chas. Wirt
Jos. G. White
C. E. Yeater
Edwin Yancey
Mayme Younger
A.E. Poteet
Elliott Stafford
Rufe Easton
Edwin Spencer
G. V. Buchanan
J. C. Williams
Will Zoll
H. Clarke
Alice Chappelier
Whitsell
Florence Lamy
Minnie Potter
Funeral Postponed for Frank Stearns
The funeral of Frank Stearns, originally scheduled for Friday afternoon, is postponed to Saturday morning due to the unavailability of Rev. Fan non to conduct the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stearns
Fannon
Mrs Lamy Receives Guests At Elegant Home
Mrs Gus Lamy will host a reception tomorrow afternoon at her elegant home inviting a large number of friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lamy
Gus Lamy
Sedalian Lucky in Kansas Governor Guess Contest
In Kansas City the convention hall held a contest to forecast the governor's votes. Charles Harris of the city was among the lucky five to guess the official total of 287168 votes. The two top prizes 10000 and 5000 are pooled and split among the claimants. if five or fewer claimants remain, Harris receives 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
Kansas City
State of Kansas
Secretary of State of
Kansas
Harris
Sedalia Bowling Club Tops Jefferson City in Three-Game Set
Sedalia beat Jefferson City in a three game series in the Missouri Central Bowling League last night. Sedalia totaled 2255 pins while Jefferson City finished with 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Sedalia
Missouri Central Bowling League
Local hunter sustains minor forearm wound
Willie Hardenburg, living with John Fruel west of Green Ridge, was accidentally shot in the forearm while hunting on Tuesday. Dr. Taylor treated the wound. it is described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hardenburg
John Fruel
Green Ridge
Tuesday
Taylor
November Bills File Stirs County Circuits Clerk
County bills for November were filed with the circuit clerk, totaling 1261 dollars 42 cents. The action notes the November expenditures and official filing.
Noxacold and a real cold don't stay in the same system
Arling ton Pharmacy notes a confusion between Noxacold and a real cold, warning customers about similar sounding names and risk of mistaking remedies. They advise verifying ingredients and consult staff for correct product selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Pharmacy
Quit Sedalia: Fort Scott man leaves. St. Louis calls end local work
Percy Anderson who came from Fort Scott to head the Cella Commission company here has been summoned to the home office in St. Louis and local business will be discontinued. G. C. Stebbins of Holdin has resumed duties at his previous post there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Terry
Lumber Commission
Kansas City
Tipton
Kr. T. Thompson
Smithton
Sedalia
M. R. Walker
G. D. Mann
W. H. Steel
St. Louis
W. T. Brent
Lamonte
W. O. Means
K. Hi. Cowan
Marshall
Mr. Cowan
Cole Camp
S. J. Roach
Charles Rudy
Lamonte Milling Company
Rh. B. Swearinger
New York Poultry and Egg Company
Warrensburg
Paul Spurlock
Bride
Clinton
Verrsailles
T. H. Swope
Lamonce
Charles Arnold
Montserrat
E.m.barhyle
8Th St
J. Callaman
Bartlett
Kan
Ollie Bogner
Greenwood
Wm.h. Dibben
Wakefield
Eupepsia Chemical CO
Clark Avenue
Percy Anderson
Fort Scott
Kas
Cella Commission Company
G. C. Stebbins
Holdn
Doan's Kidney Pills Proven To Help Sedalia Readers
Sedalia readers report backache from blocked kidneys eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs William Ricks credits the remedy after six years of unexplained pain and multiple treatments. W E Bard Drug Co sold the product nationwide through Foster Milburn Buffalo NY as sole agents for the United States priced 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Dean
William Ricks
East Sixth Street
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Wright
Actu
Ally
Wrights Health
Ohio St
DR. Evans OA
Clusizen
Cian
Mesdames Fulkerson
Rodes
DR. Fenner
Sidney
Penne
Assultations Pree
J. L. Still & CO
Woodland
ST. Vitus
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